U S Envoys Strive For New Ideas In Paris Talks
U S envoys plan to present new ideas at the Paris peace talks resuming Monday with Vietnam, but a break in the deadlock remains unlikely. After the session, Ambassador Cyrus R. Vance will fly to Washington to report on progress.
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U.S
Paris
William L. Ryan
Vietnam
Cyrus R.vance
Washington
Johnson
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
International Conference Center
Vance
Harriman
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Poor People's Campaign plans stepped up demonstrations
The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy announced intensified nonviolent protests for the coming week as the Poor People's Campaign faces possible civil disobedience. He urged massive congressional poverty funding and warned SCLC may endorse a presidential candidate if no real poverty program emerges.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Conference
Shotgun attack leaves retired colonel bleeding after drive
Morgan, a retired Army lieutenant colonel from Decatur, Illinois, was shot at while driving to meet a friend for fishing in Tacoma. He wrote details of the assault with his bloodied finger as deputies secured help. A car with two men fired, wounding him. arrests were expected as investigators pursued leads from his notes.
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Wash
Morgan
William Reagan
Army
Madigan General Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Decatur
Nil
Carroll College expands board with six new trustees
Carroll College in Helena added six new trustees to the Board of Trustees during Sunday exercises, increasing the board to nine. The new appointees include three priests and six laymen: John Cooney of Butte, Dr. John Lowney of Miles City, James Maher and Joseph Maierle of Helena, S. Clark Pyfer of East Helena, and Paul Uhlrich of Bozeman. They join clergy members Most Rev. R. G. Hunthausen, Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. M. Brown, and Very Rev. Joseph B. Oblinger. Msgr. Brown cited greater lay participation reflecting the times, noting the board previously comprised five trustees with a priest majority.
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Ena
John Cooney
Butte
John Lowney
Miles City
James Maher
Joseph Maierle
Helena
S. Clark Pyfer
East Helena
Paul Uhlrich
Bozeman
R. G. Hunthausen
Weather outlook for Butte Anaconda today and tonight
Mostly cloudy conditions continue through Tuesday with a 40 percent chance of showers today and 30 percent tonight. High near 58 degrees today, low around 35 tonight. One year ago temperatures were 71 and 54. Weather table Page 2.
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Butte - Anaconda
Talks Resume in France Crisis as Strikes Persist
Paris Premier Pompidou and union leaders opened another round of talks to end a 10 day long national strike. A Communist labor chief urged reinforcing the strike while students planned a 24 hour demonstration. The talks focus on wage demands with unions seeking about 21 percent and employers offering 5 percent plus later increases.
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Louis Nevin
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Georges Seguy
General Confederation of Labor
Labor
Communist Party
Hefty Viet fighting rages in highlands and Saigon
Allied and North Vietnamese units clash across the central highlands and northern provinces as battles break out near Dong Ha and Saigon. About 600 enemy killed. U.S. base Brillo Pad shelled. air raids hit 16 anti aircraft sites and SAM installations.
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Saigon
4Th Division
Pleiku
1St Infantry Division
Dong Ha
Demilitarized Zone
Phu Tho
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Brillo Pad
Kontum
Olsen Campaigns in Butte Advocates CEP Program
Rep Arnold Olsen Western Montana congressman addressed about 300 supporters Sunday night in the Silver Bow Ballroom urging continuity of federal aid. He emphasized CEP as a key program and noted backing from Mansfield Metcalf and local leaders in Butte.
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Butte
Montana
Congress
Ossen
Olsen
Silver Bow
Finlen Hotel
Thomas McGree
Thomas F. Powers
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Rep
Brazilians perform simultaneous heart and kidney transplants
A team of 41 specialists in Sao Paulo transplanted a heart and a kidney from a young accident victim into two patients. The heart operation at Hospital das Clinicas was Latin America's first and the world’s 17th. Both recipients, a 23 year old male and a young woman identified by initials, were in good condition.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Hospital Das Clinicas
Latin America
Geraldo Ferreira
Geraldo Campos Freire
Joao Ferreira da Cunha
Mato Grosso State
F.C
Ferreira
M.E.L
Zerbini
Christiaan Barnard
Decemb
U.S. Admits Step Up Order Ahead of Paris Talks
The U S military confirms a secret directive calling for an all out effort against the enemy before Paris talks began. A spokesman says the memo is not to force a three month victory or tie the war to the talks and will remain classified. The forceful push follows the Tet offensive and signals heightened offensive posture.
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North
North Vietnam
17Th
Demilitarized Zone
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Saigon
United States
Paris
U.S
Tain
Military Assistance Command
Butte Student Wins State Knights of Pythias Speech Contest
Butte High sophomore Thomas Snell won the state Knights of Pythias speaking contest in Helena and earned a trophy plus advancement to the regional contest on July 14 in Spokane facing entrants from three Canadian provinces and five Western states. Rick Pyfer of Helena Central was named alternate. The national contest is slated for August 11 in Philadelphia.
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Thomas Snell
Butte High
Knights of Pythias
Helena
Snell
Norman Snell
Spokane
Rick Pyfer
Helena Central
Philadelphia
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